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When can a baby start walking?
The first stage 10- 1 1 month: This stage is the first stage for the baby to learn to walk. When the baby stands firm, he can even stand alone for a while, and then he can start practicing walking.
The second stage is 12 months: Squat is an important development process at this stage. Parents should pay attention to the training of baby's standing-squatting-standing coherent movements, which can improve the muscle strength of baby's legs and train the coordination of the body.
The third stage/kloc-more than 0/2 months: at this time, the baby can walk with something in his hand, and then he must learn to let go of his hand and walk for two or three steps. At this stage, it is necessary to strengthen the baby's balance training.
The fourth stage is about 13 months: at this time, parents should not only continue to train the muscle strength of legs and the coordination between body and eyes, but also focus on training the baby's adaptability to different ground.
Stage 5 13- 15 months: the baby has been able to walk well and explore the surrounding things gradually. At this time, parents should satisfy his good attitude and let it develop actively.
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